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Bill Bailey is an English stand-up comedian, actor and TV personality from Bath, Somerset. He is best known as a team captain on ‘Never Mind the Buzzcocks’ and for his stand-up.

Bill Bailey will be performing 1 event in Manchester on Friday 10th May 2019 at the Arena.

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Fri May 10 2019 Manchester, UK
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Arena Victoria Station, Manchester City Centre, Manchester M3 1AR
Telephone: 08448478000
Venue Capacity: 21000

The Manchester Arena is a 21,000 capacity live music, entertainment, and sporting event venue based in Manchester's City Centre. Considered one of the busiest as well as the largest arenas in Europe, it's played host to a number of massive occasions since it opened its doors back in 1995, including the 2002 Commonwealth Games.